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The Agape Puppets began when two little boys wanted to tell people about Jesus. Their dad suggested puppets, but no one in the family ever imagined what God would do! The boys, Josh and Matt, had seen Hank Schum tell stories with puppets and chalk. They loved Uncle Hank! Mike and...
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In 1944 Rev. Rueben and Lila Clark arrived in Haiti with a burden for the interior of Haiti, the Central Plateau. In 1945 - 1946 they moved to the small inland village of Pignon to preach Christ where His name was unknown - or so they thought. Instead, they found 300 people...
The mission of Third Millennium Ministries is to spread the Kingdom of God by providing a multimedia seminary curriculum to Christian leaders in their own lands and languages at no cost to them.
Dr. Richard L. Pratt, Jr., helped to launch Third Millennium Ministries in response to the lack...
Amani ya Juu (“peace from above” in Swahili) is a sewing and reconciliation program for marginalized women established in Nairobi, Kenya with a sister center in Uganda. Women at Amani centers come from different circumstances. Some are living as refugees, others have lost family...
Serving With:
SEE Global (Support, Encourage, & Equip the Global church)
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Stepan and his wife, Alla, are national Christians in Belarus. They have six children and several grandchildren. Stepan pastors a small church in Shatsk, Belarus. Services are conducted on Friday and...
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Chattanooga Sports Ministries (CSM) seeks to transform Chattanooga communities of at-risk youth through athletics, life skills training, and the formation of intentional, Gospel-centered, and cross-cultural mentoring relationships. Founded in 2005, CSM began as an experiment in...
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Love’s Arm began in 2005 with a mission to engage, empower. and transition women survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction toward a Christ-centered community of grace. The redemptive power of grace empowers us to carry the gift of God’s pure love and...
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Volunteers in Medicine, Chattanooga, Inc. (VIM Chattanooga) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) faith-based primary care clinic. Volunteer physicians and nurses provide free medical services to financially eligible adults who are uninsured. The mission of the VIM Chattanooga Clinic...
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In Chattanooga in 1985, AAA Women’s Services was founded to offer life-affirming options to women in crisis pregnancies. In 2009, AAA changed its name to Choices to better reflect and communicate its purpose. The Chattanooga-based ministry seeks, in obedience to Christ, to...